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The usage dashboard shows your account’s consumption against its plan in real time. Bizzy tracks two kinds of usage: account objects (countable things you create and delete) and consumables (monthly allowances that reset on your billing anniversary). To open the dashboard:
  1. Navigate to Settings > Account > Billing
  2. Scroll to the Usage section

Account objects

Account objects have hard limits per tier. When you reach a limit you can’t create more of that object until you delete one or upgrade your plan. Each object’s card on the dashboard shows your current count, the included plan limit, and a progress bar.
Additional seats can be purchased on Starter, Professional, and Enterprise plans without changing tier. See Pricing for per-seat pricing.

Consumables

Consumables are metered usage that accrues during the billing period and resets on your billing-cycle anniversary date. Each consumable card shows:
  • The included allocation
  • Current period usage and a progress bar
  • The per-tier overage rate
  • Live overage cost so far this period (if any)

Allocation header colors

The progress bar color tracks your usage percentage: You also receive usage_warning notifications at 90% and usage_limit_reached at 100%. See Notifications to configure delivery channels.

API & MCP requests

API and MCP requests are not consumables. They are entitled by request rate rather than a monthly allocation, so they are never metered against an allowance, never billed per call, and never trigger usage warnings. Rates are per minute, and the two services are limited independently. The usage dashboard still shows your API and MCP request counts for the period so you can see your traffic — there is no progress bar, because there is no allocation to fill. Your current rate limits are shown on the billing page under Request Rate Limits.

Overage rates

Once a consumable passes 100% of its allocation, additional usage bills against your credit balance at the per-tier rate below.
All tiers — including Free — can purchase credits and pay overages. Enterprise overage pricing is set in your contract.
Overage cost is rounded up by unit. For example, sending 110 emails when 100 are included on the Starter plan (0.10per100)billsasonefulloverageunit=0.10 per 100) bills as one full overage unit = 0.10, not $0.01.

How usage is counted

Next steps

Credits

Top up your balance or enable auto-recharge

Limits

What happens at warning thresholds and after a downgrade
Last modified on July 27, 2026